Sentence examples for has tightened that from inspiring English sources

He says "The shortage of coal has tightened that market across the board and drove pricing sharply higher.

By taking the sharpest pictures ever of gases clinging to those fields, a NASA satellite has tightened that connection.

"Defensively, we've not been too clever, but I think we've tightened that up and with the players we've got, we're always going to create chances". Manager Chris Wilder added he has been pleased with the former Barnsley, Port Vale and Chesterfield striker since bringing him back to the club.

"One of the reasons the race in Pennsylvania has tightened is that Gore is slipping in western Pennsylvania," said G. Terry Madonna, a political scientist at Millersville University.

It's been the Europeans and the Asian allies and the rest of the world that has tightened this sanctions net, that has made it very, very difficult for Iran to do business.

And what was a clear lead for Clinton among voters with a college degree has tightened so that her advantage with that group is now within the survey's margin of error.

The state has tightened the regulations that govern gun show sales and banned third-party purchases of weapons for those who are not legally qualified to own them.

Once a breadbasket of the Syrian capital, since 2013 it has been under a siege that has tightened severely over the last year.

Plans to build a casino at the Aqueduct racetrack in Queens have collapsed, the latest victim of the financial turmoil that has tightened the credit markets.

What's left is the long aftermath, which finds our major characters utterly helpless in the face of a system that has tightened around them.

That contest has not been widely seen as a pick-up opportunity for Republicans, party strategists say, but the poll found that the race has tightened since a July poll that found Mr. Casey with 55 percent to 37 percent for Mr. Smith.